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The new recruits at the Navy Indigenous Development Program 13 enlistment ceremony at Cairns Defence Force Recruiting Centre.
Navy Indigenous

Navy welcomes Indigenous recruits

Twenty-one Indigenous recruits enlisted into the RAN on February 13, as part of the Navy Indigenous Development Program.
Royal Australian Navy Warrant Officer Justin Downey-Price, left, and operations analyst Jeffrey Seers together on operations in the Middle East Region. Photo: Sergeant Kirk Peacock
Army

Surprise reunion for recruit school graduates

Warrant Officer Justin Downey-Price and Jeff Seers had a surprise reunion 20 years after meeting at HMAS Cerberus recruit school.
Able Seaman James Steer checks the communications system on the diver compression chamber in minehunter HMAS Diamantina. Photo: Commander Kelli Lunt
Navy

From the desert to diving for Alice Springs sailor

It’s always surprising to meet someone who grew up surrounded by desert who went on to become a Navy clearance diver.
Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Mike Noonan, presents the Governor's Cup to Commanding Officer HMAS Cerberus, Captain Mike Oborn, at HMAS Cerberus. Photo: Petty Officer Nina Fogliani
Navy

Cerberus awarded Governor’s Cup

HMAS Cerberus has been named the recipient of the Governor’s Cup for 2019.
Chief of Navy, Vice Admiral Michael Noonan, and the youngest member of HMAS Cerberus, Seaman Trainee William Judd, together with Navy Canteens Manager Rhonda Gregg, cut the Navy Canteen's 65th birthday cake. Photo: Petty Officer Nina Fogliani
Navy

Feeding mouths and morale

Navy Canteens has celebrated 65 years of enhancing the lives of Navy people and their families through welfare services and support.

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